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Finnish Spitz are considered to interact well with people, including children. In the home, the Finnish Spitz is a happy member, playing gently with children but maybe be rougher with other dogs. Some Finnish Spitz love other dogs while others are shy, passive or aggressive around other dogs.
The Finnish Spitz are very loyal to their family, therefore they can be shy or moody around other dogs. Left alone the Finnish Spitz will figure out if another dog is acceptable.
The breed is prone to barking at anything they perceive as being out of the ordinary. They can be trained to reduce the amount of barking, although the barking does make them good watchdogs.
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Finnish Spitz Facts
| Name: The name of the domestic breed... | Finnish Spitz
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| Origin: The area where the animal first came from... | Finland
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| Size: How long (L) or tall (H) the animal is... | 50cm (20in)
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| Weight: The measurement of how heavy the animal is... | 16.6kg (30lbs)
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| Life Span: How long the animal lives for... | 13 years
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| Group: The domestic group such as cat or dog... | North |
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